100 PUSHUPS A DAY UNTIL #BITCOIN $100K #100pushups
Day 004: 2024-03-25 - 25, 20, 15, 10, 10, 10 (regular), 10 (deficit)
In between squats and Romanian deadlifts. Leg day. 🦵
#meme #StarTrek 
Classic https://youtu.be/t4A-Ml8YHyM
DCA is for money you don’t have yet. Smash is for money you have now.
Always smash. #Bitcoin
Isn't this the guy who nukes others in Civilization?
#gamestr nostr:npub1mu6e6ty69f3vp5tj333tesz5v64tksyj0gep5a6skg5qqznhdjzqmtzflr
nostr:note1ytgckk0k5y3vrgy7z54leu6ywf32xrrfcdlu2txd0hhduzjcm3esjq3jc8
Yes! It’s a fun story https://youtu.be/YOg-V4OBZc0
Always smash.
Or if you’re still on the fence, smash half, then half again, then half again and so on.
The U.K. once had a window tax, where property taxes were determined by the number of windows—something assessors could easily count outside.
To save buyers money, builders would rough in holes where windows could be placed but leave them filled. The tax policy incentivized domiciles to have fewer windows, leading to inescapable rooms during fires and poor airflow causing asphyxiation.
Dominic Frisby’s book “Daylight Robbery” describes this and other atrocities brought on by taxation. https://www.amazon.com/Daylight-Robbery-Title-Dominic-Frisby/dp/0241360838
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Day 003: 2024-03-24 - 20, 20, 10, 20, 20, 10
Oh shit that is a terribly misleading icon. I never even clicked on that. I assumed that was just a “share”. It’s the universal symbol for “forward”
Literally the only UI/UX challenge I’ve ever had with Damus. Otherwise nostr:npub1xtscya34g58tk0z605fvr788k263gsu6cy9x0mhnm87echrgufzsevkk5s is non-stop crushing
The main UI/UX challenge I have with Damus is maintaining scroll location when coming back to the home feed.
Sadly the technology to do so may never be discovered in our lifetimes.
Bro, you are too big for your little sister’s princess bed 🐶☀️☕️ #dogstr 
Does the code run in a browser (like a webpage) or does it run on the server?
If it’s running in the browser, you’re probably launching a server of some kind and then accessing it via Chrome/Firefox etc.
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Day 02: 2024-03-23 - 10, 10, 20, 20, 10, 20, 10
Is this browser code, or Node.js (backend) code?
It looks like you’re using ESM modules. Is your package.json configured for this? IIRC, it requires “type”:”module” in there, but I could be mis-remembering.